Soweto Videos

Author: hermana80 Keywords: business networking soweto lebo Added: November 19, 2009

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The New York marathon may grab the limelight but that's not putting off long-distance runners in South Africa who are embarking on a marathon of their own -- through Johannesburg's impoverished Soweto township. Duration: 01:59

Amanzi Ngawethu - Water is Ours (Medium quality 12MB)Authorship: Coalition Against Water Privatisation, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Anti-Privatisation Forum, Friction Films, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee.Please spread far and wide, show in your community, blog, link to your website and social networks. The films are updated as events unfold in South Africa. There are 10 minute, 2 minute and 5 minute edits, all showing on frictionfilms.blip.tv. Downloads available. Many thanks. Film Release: Amanzi Ngawethu (Water is Ours)Six year legal battle for water rights in South Africa reaches Constitutional Court.Over the 2nd s rights. The Constitutional Court s decision is expected in the coming weeks, but could take months. Whatever the outcome of this legal case, the struggle to ensure accessible, adequate =en View the films here: frictionfilms.blip.tvRSS/itunes: frictionfilms.blip.tv/rss/itunesInfo and news:Coalition Against Water Privatisation (CAWP) Anti-Privatisation Forum (APF) www.apf.org.zaCentre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) www.law.wits.ac.za/calsEmail: frictionfilms@riseup.net --------- The Anti Privatisation Forum's media committee is raising funds for the purchase of a digital camera and audio recorders, which equipment will add to the coverage of the APF's struggles for basic services, housing and education. All donations are appreciated and can be deposited into the account detailed below. These will be published on the APF website (www.apf.org.za) as recognition of your contribution. Please mark bank deposits 'APF media'. Account Name: Anti-Privatisation Forum Bank: First National Bank Branch: Bank City Bank Address: Block A, #3 First Place, Bank City, FNB, Johannesburg, 2000 Branch Code: 250805 Account Number: 62027851452 Type of Account: Cheque Swift Code: FIRN ZAJJA046 Telephone: (27 11) 352 1338/492 3321/492 3345 Contact Person: Azer Moosa (011 352-8905) Foreign Transfer Desk: 352 8290 (tel), 352 8219 (Fax) Attn: Paulina (e-bus: 083 123 3000) Bank and ABA # for US wire transfers - J.P. Morgan-Chase Manhattan (021000021)

Amanzi Ngawethu - Water is Ours (Medium quality 25MB)Authorship: Coalition Against Water Privatisation, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Anti-Privatisation Forum, Friction Films, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee.Please spread far and wide, show in your community, blog, link to your website and social networks. The films are updated as events unfold in South Africa. There are 10 minute, 2 minute and 5 minute edits, all showing on frictionfilms.blip.tv. Downloads available. Many thanks. Film Release: Amanzi Ngawethu (Water is Ours)Six year legal battle for water rights in South Africa reaches Constitutional Court.Over the 2nd s rights. The Constitutional Court s decision is expected in the coming weeks, but could take months. Whatever the outcome of this legal case, the struggle to ensure accessible, adequate =en View the films here: frictionfilms.blip.tvRSS/itunes: frictionfilms.blip.tv/rss/itunesInfo and news:Coalition Against Water Privatisation (CAWP) Anti-Privatisation Forum (APF) www.apf.org.zaCentre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) www.law.wits.ac.za/calsEmail: frictionfilms@riseup.net --------- The Anti Privatisation Forum's media committee is raising funds for the purchase of a digital camera and audio recorders, which equipment will add to the coverage of the APF's struggles for basic services, housing and education. All donations are appreciated and can be deposited into the account detailed below. These will be published on the APF website (www.apf.org.za) as recognition of your contribution. Please mark bank deposits 'APF media'. Account Name: Anti-Privatisation Forum Bank: First National Bank Branch: Bank City Bank Address: Block A, #3 First Place, Bank City, FNB, Johannesburg, 2000 Branch Code: 250805 Account Number: 62027851452 Type of Account: Cheque Swift Code: FIRN ZAJJA046 Telephone: (27 11) 352 1338/492 3321/492 3345 Contact Person: Azer Moosa (011 352-8905) Foreign Transfer Desk: 352 8290 (tel), 352 8219 (Fax) Attn: Paulina (e-bus: 083 123 3000) Bank and ABA # for US wire transfers - J.P. Morgan-Chase Manhattan (021000021)

Amanzi Ngawethu - Water is Ours (High quality 14MB)Authorship: Coalition Against Water Privatisation, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Anti-Privatisation Forum, Friction Films, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee.Please spread far and wide, show in your community, blog, link to your website and social networks. The films are updated as events unfold in South Africa. There are 10 minute, 2 minute and 5 minute edits, all showing on frictionfilms.blip.tv. Downloads available. Many thanks. Film Release: Amanzi Ngawethu (Water is Ours)Six year legal battle for water rights in South Africa reaches Constitutional Court.Over the 2nd s rights. The Constitutional Court s decision is expected in the coming weeks, but could take months. Whatever the outcome of this legal case, the struggle to ensure accessible, adequate Attn: Paulina (e-bus: 083 123 3000) Bank and ABA # for US wire transfers - J.P. Morgan-Chase Manhattan (021000021)

Gab and Dad is a movie review program in which a Father and Daughter team review the latest releases and express their opinions. They provide a unique dual-generation viewpoint. Informed, and enthusiastic, they offer a refreshing take by a film review duo.

Author: TheOle1984 Keywords: South Africa Girls OLPC Nelson Mandela Added: September 2, 2009

5 mins 30 secs (Light file - 6.5MB) Authorship: Coalition Against Water Privatisation, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Anti-Privatisation Forum, Friction Films and Unitarian Universalist Service Committee.

5 mins 30 secs (Medium file - 12MB) Authorship: Coalition Against Water Privatisation, Centre for Applied Legal Studies, Anti-Privatisation Forum, Friction Films and Unitarian Universalist Service Committee.

The Soweto Gospel Choir performs a medley from its "Nelson Mandela" album.

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During the elections in South Africa, a great deal of attention was paid to young voters whose growing numbers have made them a new force in politics. The African National Congress won the elections thanks in part to the youth vote. But experts say young voters are less attached than their parents to the venerable liberation movement and this has not been lost on the politicians. VOA's Scott Bobb talked to some young voters in Soweto on election day and has this report. Author: VOAvideo Keywords: ANC youth vote victory new force politics election day change unemployed poverty jobs Soweto voa news Bobb Added: April 28, 2009

In part of Al Jazeera's series on Soweto's Bara hospital we visit Medical Admission Ward 20 which deals with all of Sowetos non-surgical medical emergencies. Doctors are constantly overwhelmed by the numbers of patients seeking help and in this ward, sixty to eighty per cent of deaths are due to HIV and AIDS.